Welcome
From the Headteachers
Crawley Green Infant School is a safe and happy school where children come first. We provide a nurturing, secure environment where children’s individual achievements are recognised and celebrated. We promote a love for learning, developing resilience and independence in all children.
Our C.A.R.E. ethos weaves throughout school life. C represents curiosity and we encourage children to take control of their own learning through asking questions and identifying what they want to know about the world. A is for Articulate and we recognise the importance of using our voice and hearing everyone else’s to support us in and outside of school. Next comes, R for resilience – our curriculum aims to challenge all learners and therefore we teach children how to overcome barriers, be proud of their own abilities and face challenges with confidence. Finally, E represents enjoyment. We recognise children learn best when they are having fun and our staff team works hard to make learning as irresistible as possible.
We hope this gives you a sense of what our school has to offer. We would love to show you around, so please get in touch if you would like to see the school in action.
Mr Ben White and Mrs Gemma Shadbolt
Attendance
at Crawley Green Infant School
Reception (EYFS)
Year 1
Year 2
The Latest
at Crawley Green Infant School
Crawley Green Infant School
19 hours ago
Thursday 10th October staff and children can wear something yellow to support the Young Minds Charity. If you would like to donate please send money in to your child's class teacher.
Crawley Green Infant School
1 days ago
We are ready for a coffee afternoon today. The staff have been busy baking to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support. We will be hosting a parents and carers coffee afternoon today at 2pm in the family room.
We look forward to sharing a slice of cake with you!
Crawley Green Infant School
1 days ago
A Home Office study has found that approximately 350 children are injured in accidental fires every year 🔥 Naturally, this highlights the importance of educating young people on fire safety – ensuring they're aware of what precautions they can take to keep themselves protected around ...flammable materials and naked flames.
It can be difficult to know where to start when teaching children and young people about this potentially life-saving topic. That’s why we’ve put together this free guide, offering expert advice on how to educate those in your care about fire safety. It breaks down the steps you can take to protect youngsters in common situations – from bonfire night 🎆 to lighting a few scented candles 🕯️
Crawley Green Infant School
2 days ago
We are excited to hosting our coffee afternoon tomorrow from 2pm in the family room.
We welcome donations sweet or savoury. All money raised will go to Macmillan Cancer Support
Crawley Green Infant School
3 days ago
We’re registered with Asda’s Cashpot for Schools! 🏫✨ Shop at Asda, George, or online at Asda.com, and a percentage goes to our school.
How to join:
Download the app
Select our school
Shop as usual!
Asda does the rest! Let’s boost our Cashpot together! ...💰🎉
Crawley Green Infant School
6 days ago
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